Jenn Grant Shares "Judy" | Video featuring Kim Harris, Mo Kenney, Aquakultre

Today Jenny Grant reveals the first single, “Judy”, to be taken from her forthcoming new album Champagne Problems. “Judy” was written and performed with Kim Harris and is Harris’ parents’ love story reimagined inside a horn-laden 1960s rock ’n’ roll song. The masterfully cinematic video depicts a new take on Kim’s parents’ history. Filmed on location at Johnny's Snack Bar in Halifax, it showcases some of the city’s brightest stars including Kim Harris, Mo Kenney, Aquakultre, Zamani Folade, Mel Stone, Jools Annie and Chudi Harris.

Watch/Share: Jenn Grant “Judy”

Available now on all music services

Speaking on the making of the video husband and wife team Tessa Fleming (director) and Daniel Grant (cinematographer) explain, “I think because there is deep love and respect between us all the process of making Judy unfolded fluidly. Our collaboration felt trusting, generous and open. This is a love story that is bigger than two people, it’s about how intuition, art and love brings people together and stretches us in ways we could never imagine.”

The song was recorded and produced by Jenn and her longtime collaborator and husband Daniel Ledwell at Lake Echo last summer.

Jenn has been nominated for three JUNO Awards to date, Multiple East Coast Music and Music Nova Scotia award nominations and wins over the years, and has been long-listed for the Polaris. In recent years Jenn’s music has been used across several international ad campaigns, trailers, TV shows and her song ‘Dreamer’ from her debut album is the long running theme music for the CBCs ‘Heartland’ now going into its 16th Season.

Celebrating the release of ‘Judy’ today Jenn will also rejoin Blue Rodeo on their western tour dates starting tomorrow in Thunder Bay.

“Judy” is available now on all music services.

Upcoming Shows with Blue Rodeo:

• Nov 10th - Community Auditorium, Thunder Bay ON
• Nov 12th - Burton Cummings Theatre, Winnipeg MB
• Nov 13th - Burton Cummings Theatre, Winnipeg MB
• Nov 15th - Conexus Arts Centre, Regina SK
• Nov 16th - TCU Place, Saskatoon SK
• Nov 18th - Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton AB
• Nov 19th - Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton AB
• Nov 22nd - Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver BC
• No 23rd - Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver BC
• Dec 3rd - Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Calgary AB
• Dec 4th - Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Calgary AB